of 423results12345NextDidn't find what you were looking for?magnifying glassB Chic Fashions was created for that elegant, sophisticated woman. We specialize in beautiful formal designer dresses for any special occasion including Prom, Homecoming, SweetSixteen, Quinceanera, Cocktail Party, Evening Dresses, Ball Gowns, Special Occasion Dresses and Designer Evening Gowns. We have an extensive collection of Prom Dresses. Our Designer Dresses are ALL AUTHENTIC. You should always verify authenticity when ordering online. You can always check the Designers websites. For example, search for us at and under the “where to buy” tab and you’ll find us listed onSo whatever kind of dress you are looking for, you came to theOur designer’s gowns are simply the best and you’ll certainly look amazing wearing one of our designer dresses, because after all, it’s all about being Chic! Please visit our new B Chic FashionsAs you clean out your closets, think of The Princess Project and the new life and memories waiting to be breathed into your dresses and accessories.

We are grateful to all of our donors! We particularly are in need of fancy jewelry, and new or nearly new long or short gowns in EXCELLENT condition in all fabrics, sizes, and colors that meet our strict Donation Guidelines. Don’t forget that Princess Project is a registered 501(c)3 nonprofit organization.  Your dress donation is tax-deductible!  Please click here to print out a tax receipt form for your records. 2016 Dress Donation Drop Off Stations – February 1 – March 7 *For Stanford Mall, please drop off dresses in the Guest Services office, located in the courtyard along El Camino Real between Macy’s Men and Urban Outfitters. **Receive a 20% off coupon from Claire’s with the donation of a prom dress! Non-Profit Seeking Prom Dress Donations The Princess Project is collecting formal dresses that will be donated to underprivileged high school girls to wear to their proms. The San Francisco-based non-profit, Princess Project, is asking women throughout the Bay Area to donate their previously-worn formal dresses to give underprivileged high school girls a chance to feel like princesses at their proms this year.

Dress and accessory donations are being accepted through March 3 at several drop-off locations throughout the Peninsula and the South Bay (see below). The Princess Project provides new and nearly new prom dresses and accessories to high school girls who could otherwise not afford the outfits. Since 2002, more than 18,000 girls have received complimentary prom outfits and accessories through the non-profit's dress giveaway events. "It's so easy to make a huge impact on girls' lives simply by taking on the annual spring cleaning chore," Princess Project publicist Tara Blazona said. In advance of next month's dress giveaway events, the organization is looking for dresses of all lengths, sizes, fabrics and colors. Dresses should be in excellent condition and be dry-cleaned before donation. Shoes are not accepted. Peninsula/South Bay Drop Off Locations: --Dropoff hours between 9am-5:30pm100 Terminal AvenueMenlo Park, CA 94025 Burlingame Parks & Recreation Dept.850 Burlingame AvenueBurlingame, CA 94101

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--Bay City News contributed to this story. More from Belmont Patch Daily Newsletter - The latest Belmont news delivered to your inbox every morning Breaking News Alerts - Real-time updates on breaking stories in Belmont Amelia’s Antics does not have a screaming storefront of specific fashion styles, rather it is kept simple and unassuming. Once inside, you will find everything from vintage (early 1960s) to newer clothing less than two years old. Evening gowns, prom dresses or special occasion outfits are to be found alongside strappy sandals and jewelry. Consignors are free to drop off their goods on Tuesday to Thursday from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. Check the calendar on Amelia’s website for information of what is currently being accepted. Related: Best Swimwear Shops In The South Bay Palo Alto, CA 94301 Empire Vintage Clothing caters to a youthful crowd and can be found near University Ave. in Palo Alto. The outfits at Empire Vintage range from the hipster beatnik-ish type to the “just-wear-it-as-a-costume” apparel.

You will find some fun memorable gems here. The store vibe is fun and fantastic with all laughs, smiles and genuine help from the associates holding down the fort. Most items are from the 60s, 70s and 80s, including Empire’s vintage jewelry. This is the perfect place to get some items for a themed party. For consignors: Empire buys on the spot and you are encouraged to bring your items anytime. Currently, they are on a search for killer 40s to 80s styles. 509 San Mateo Ave. San Bruno, CA 94066 The owner of Lovely Bump splits the price of the items for consignors right down the middle, or 50/50. Meanwhile, the customer gets a great deal that is far below prices at a competitor across the street (where new baby clothes are sold). Any items that don’t sell are donated to a local charity. For parents, this store is a logistical miracle- kid-friendly with room for strollers, a changing table and categories for all the items being sold. Rest assured that your kids are safe, you won’t get stuck with the stroller between two rows of clothes, and you will feel like a lucky duck as you stroll out of this shop with your bargains.

Related: Best Kid’s Secondhand Shopping in the South Bay This pick is for those fancy antique furniture lovers who like a modern appeal. Never to be underestimated, Judith A. Frost & Company boasts a 2,500 square foot showroom and is a dream come true for the fiercely loyal antique shopper. This consignment shop is seriously in love with its mission of providing the best furniture.  Consignors: sell your kitchen wares, household furniture, silver or glassware, fine china and prints or paintings, just to name a few. Both owner and consignor agree on a price, then the consignor walks away with 60 percent of the price once the item sells. 136 West 25th Ave. San Mateo, CA 94403 The owner of She Sells Resell has certainly made a fantastic display of hot items for those looking for heirloom pieces, mid-century period pieces and fun house decor. Find gorgeously designed frames, jewelry, or artwork alongside the clothes and furniture.  Shoppers will love the great bargains, and should always check back for frequent discounting.